Boys' Parkas for Ages 2 to 8
These boys' parkas are for ages 2 to 8. They're cut longer than a jacket, so they cover the hips and keep the wind off on the walk to nursery or school. A parka has a hood, which helps on drizzly mornings when a hat keeps getting pulled off. The shape leaves room for a jumper or hoodie underneath, so one coat can take him from autumn into the colder months. Check each product page for warmth and filling details.
Pick the centimetre size that matches his height now. A 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm and a 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm. If he falls between two sizes, go up one, because a parka is worn over layers. A parka is longer than a puffer or bomber jacket, so it suits children who spend a lot of time standing in the playground. Care differs from fabric to fabric, so follow the label sewn inside each coat.
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MINOTI's Parkas collection for boys aged 2 to 8 contains longer, hooded coats in height-based sizes such as 110 cm for a 4-year-old and 128 cm for a 7-year-old, with room for a jumper underneath.
What size parka should I buy for a 4-year-old?
A 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm. If he's tall for his age, or you want room for a thick jumper underneath, go up one to 116 cm for a little more length in the body and sleeves.
Will a boy's parka fit over a school jumper?
A parka is cut with room for a jumper or hoodie underneath. If the sleeves already feel tight with a thick knit on, go up one size, so a 6-year-old would move from 122 cm to 128 cm.